The Negative Effect of Global Warming

Climate change, or global warming, is a reality plaguing us, and if we work together, we can prevent it. Our planet is changing. It always is, always has been, and always will be, yet it doesn't have to be for the worse. Our planet’s heat, light, and some of its energy is

Did you know that global warming is real and extremely dangerous for our environment? Today, there are a variety of environmental problems that affect our entire world; some of them include rain forest destruction, air pollution, land pollution, acid rain, and over population. However, out of all these problems, Global warming is the major problem that exists in our environment. According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, global warming is an increase in the earth’s average atmospheric temperature due to which the climate changes. This is caused by the greenhouse effect, where the atmosphere builds up by gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, and the heat from the sun stays in the atmosphere, which rises the temperature on earth. Each year, we see natural disasters that affect our environment and kill many innocent people. For instance, in April 2011, Japan was hit by earthquake that took away thousands of lives and destroyed everything. If we ignore the facts now, then the consequence could be catastrophic. Since many past years, global warming has been a problem with many causes along with effects, and it is time to solve this problem before it devastates our whole world.

Global warming is negatively affecting the earth, as we speak. While some disagree with this belief, scientific studies clearly state the amending of our natural surroundings. Furthermore, there are countless ways we can slow these effects and prevent further damage. Climate change is a modern problem, with global environmental patterns with the use of fossil fuels that we are accountable for.

The world that we live in changes daily, as does our climate. The Earth's temperature has drastically changed throughout history. Over the last 650,000 years, there have been several different cycles of glacial advances and meltings. Around 7,000 years ago, the most recent ice age occured, which marked the ride of the current climate era. Despite the fact people are ignorant to just how significant climate is, the topic is especially important to all humans and animals, as it causes extreme weather changes, natural disasters and other crucial, harmful effects on both our community and health.

Although global warming occurs over a long period of time, the Earth is currently being affected in numerous ways. Humans must recognize these negative effects and try to help prevent climate change from destroying life as we know it. Along with alienate change comes a series of negative effects on all life on planet earth. The migration patterns of plants and animals, length of the growing seasons have shifted, and the amount of diseases that are being spread among many species has dramatically increased. Also, the level of acidity in the ocean has been raised a significant amount. All of these issues are due to climate change. Climate change is the single biggest problem our world is facing and is affect aspect of life.

Climate change is happening and it's is devastating.For example, is is affecting glaciers, the Southwest region, oceans,and agriculture. People know that climate change is happening because of studies shown in multiple places.For example, studies show that temperatures in the southwest have increased by almost two degrees Fahrenheit. This shows that climate change is devastating because increasing temperatures can cause damage to the environment. Also glaciers are melting consistently because of climate change and less snow. According to “National Snow and Ice Data Center” The amount of land, sea ice that is covered in snow has decreased between 1966 and 2010, over many Northern Hemisphere Regions. From this you can see that climate change is affecting the world by temperature increases and glaciers melting. All in all climate change is affecting the environment and humans in negative ways.

“Some men aren 't looking for anything logical, like money. They can 't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.” -Christopher Nolan

Global warming is one of the major problems that the human race face in this modern world. This problem is threatening the humanity and the life of our planet. Even though global warming is an inevitable natural slow process, since the mid 1900’s with the start of the industrialization era, global warming increased its rate. We have to start taking preventions to improve the situation before the global warming many negative effects start becoming more catastrophic. In this paper I am going to explain the causes and the consequences of global warming and how it will impact the life of humanity in a long term perspective.

Global warming, or climate change, is a subject that is not going to show signs of cooling down any time soon. Why is it happening, what is causing it and how is it going to change our planet. Unfortunately, the earth is showing many signs of worldwide climate change, and based on the work of thousands of scientists in more than 130 countries, the prognosis is that humans have caused all or most of the planetary warming. Pollution, deforestation, and industrialization have significantly increased atmospheric concentrations of water vapor, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane; which are all greenhouse gases, and they trap heat near the earth’s surface. Humans are pouring carbon dioxide into the air faster than the planets and the ocean can absorb it. Historically, scientists studied climate and recognized that natural cycles in the earth’s orbit can alter the planets exposure to the sun, and warming and cooling cycles have occurred over hundreds and thousands of years due to these shifts. These changes occurred over several centuries and the changes that are occurring now have been measured over the past hundred years or less. This has raised a global concern for the future of our planet because many species are facing extinction from disappearing habitats, changing ecosystems and acidifying oceans.

Twenty thousand years ago, during the height of the most recent glacial period, ice sheets stretched from New York state across the Great Lakes to Wisconsin northward through most of Canada (Schneider 39). Mile-high domes of ice tied up so much fresh water that the oceans were some 100 meters lower than today. On a global basis, the world warmed up some five degrees Celsius from the beginning of the ice age’s rapid retreat over 15,000 years ago (39). The large and rapid climatic change affected the atmosphere, temperature, and water cycles. Research shows that planet Earth is in fact still warming. Senator Al Gore says this about global warming:

Geoengineering is the on purpose mass manipulation of the environment, in an attempt to stop or slow down the effects of global warming. It is being used as we speak to help save the atmosphere and slow global warming. Although it’s known that global warming is changing the planet for the worse, is Geo-Engineering the best way to fight it? Global Warming is melting our ice caps and sea levels are constantly rising at an alarming rate. If it is not combatted many major cities will be wiped off of the planet. The world has been combating geoengineering for a while with emitting chemtrails one among many of ideas. Although many ways are quick and relatively cheap, they all have their downsides.

The government and Darpa have openly admitted in creating a way to manipulate the weather, the reason the government would have created a way to manipulate weather is for self-benefit of the country or for political reasons, such as dis-forming a monstrous hurricane or helping precipitation occur in an area suffering with drought, the end game in this conspiracy would be for the United States to have complete control if manipulating the weather anywhere in the world and by doing this it would allow the U.S. to have total control of the other countries and continents.

Global Warming is the result of too many gases, which accumulate in the atmosphere. These chemicals build up and produce what is known as greenhouse gases. This results in temperature changes and various weather patterns. The gases, which rise up into the atmosphere retain a lot of heat, which can cause higher temperatures and more moisture in the air. Many of the pollutants in the atmosphere come from everyday human activities, such as using automobiles, factory fuels, and agricultural waste.

* Walruses, polar bears, seals and other marine mammals that rely on ice floes for resting, feeding and breeding will be particularly threatened.

The average temperature of the earth continues to rise over the years and we as humans have not conquered a win with this beast. We ourselves are adding more fuel to the fire as one would say. It is happening in communities all around us, from the constructions taking place to the cars driven on our roads, even the mass production of our products has an effect on climate change and contributes to global warming. Yet people tend to turn a blind eye to global warming and label it as a myth, whether they do not believe in it or it is not in their best financial interest to believe in it. Let us take a closer look at global warming and the effects it has on our people, homes and environments. Global Warming has become a rising problem in our